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70 listed candidates · 5 wardsResearch updated October 6, 2026
Public evidence guide. 38 mayoral campaign statements · 22 mayoral community records · 49 ward and trustee research records · 46 selected council decisions.How we verify
Marimpietri describes his experience as Chair of Economic & Development Services and highlights work on Northwood Business Park, the 407 East Innovation Corridor and a proposed National Defence Innovation Corridor. These campaign descriptions of his contribution are not a substitute for verified project decisions or outcomes.
The undated roster documents an organizational role, not specific preservation projects, attendance or fundraising amounts.
Source context
Board of Directors roster: Director Councillor Tito-Dante Marimpietri
Community sourceEnvironmental volunteering
Second Marsh Earth Day cleanup
The Rotary Club of Oshawa-Parkwood's event report identifies Marimpietri, an Oshawa councillor and fellow Rotarian, among participants in the Earth Day 2023 watershed cleanup.
Participation is documented; the report does not quantify his hours or collection amount.
Source context
Article body: elected representatives who took part
Community sourcePublic safety advocacy
Advocacy for fire department resources
The IAFF reports that Local 465 president Peter Dyson thanked Marimpietri among councillors who advocated for improved fire department resources during the process leading to approval of 20 hires in January 2023.
This is the union's attributed account. It does not identify an individual recorded vote or prove completed hiring.
Source context
Article body: councillors thanked for advocacy
Community sourceUpcoming event
Upcoming mayoral meet-and-greet
The Greater Oshawa Chamber of Commerce lists Tito-Dante Marimpietri among the confirmed candidates for its October 8, 2026 meet-and-greet following the mayoral debate. The ticketed reception is scheduled for 8–10 p.m. EDT at Bond|St Snack Bar.
Upcoming event as of October 4. This is confirmed scheduled participation, not evidence of completed attendance, volunteer work, contributions or the views he will express.
AI-assisted source check. The guide attributes this statement to the campaign; the assertion has not been independently verified.
Issues without a located statement
Housing & homelessness; Health & addiction; Recreation & facilities; Environment & neighbourhoods; Accountability. The research may not capture every campaign position.
Council decisions and supported projects
46 documented actions in selected decisions.
Official record2026-06-29 · CNCL-26-46
Downtown health-sciences property funding and agreements
Carried · 7–3
Council approved Parts 2 and 3 of the downtown health-sciences building recommendation: amending a previously approved financial commitment to purchase a portion of the identified property, subject to necessary approvals, and authorizing staff to finalize relevant agreements. Marimpietri seconded the underlying proposal. Giberson voted no; Lee and Marimpietri voted yes on Parts 2 and 3.
Decision and delivery: Conditional funding and agreement directions adopted; completed acquisition, final costs and building construction are not established by these minutes. Some supporting details are in confidential report sections.
7 yes · 3 no · 0 declared conflict · 1 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The 7–3 final vote on Parts 2 and 3 only. The separate 7–2 vote on Part 1 reconsidered earlier funding direction; procedural votes and the rejected confidential amendment are not treated as this purchase vote.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem8TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2026-06-22 · CO-26-20
Free leisure swimming after South Oshawa pool reopens
Carried · 10–0
Council approved no-cost leisure swimming for Oshawa residents at South Oshawa Community Centre Pool from its reopening until the end of 2026, during regular operating hours and on a first-come, first-served basis. Staff were authorized to establish eligibility criteria.
10 yes · 0 no · 0 declared conflict · 1 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote to adopt the recommendation contained in Item CO-26-20.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem87TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2026-06-22 · CO-26-21
Annapolis and Fernhill school crossing measures
Carried · 10–1
Council directed an all-way stop at Annapolis Avenue and Fernhill Boulevard, a crosswalk on the west side of Fernhill, and consideration of a crossing guard, with installation intended for the September 2026 school year.
10 yes · 1 no · 0 declared conflict · 0 absent for this item.
Motion scope: The vote to adopt the recommendation contained in Item CO-26-21.
Locator: AgendaItemAgendaItem88TitleHeader. Formal motion text; no spoken quotation or individual explanation is inferred.
Named votes checked against official minutes on October 6, 2026.
Official record2026-06-22 · ED-26-40
Official-plan amendment for 417 Malaga Road homes
Carried · 11–0
Council approved an Official Plan amendment requested by Durham Region on behalf of Durham Regional Local Housing Corporation for 417 dwellings at 416–448 Malaga Road, across a 12-storey apartment building, two six-storey buildings and two stacked townhouse buildings, and passed related By-law 64-2026.
In council announcements, Marimpietri recognized Oshawa’s cultural festivals and thanked Fiesta Week volunteers, highlighting young people who performed, cooked and hosted while studying for exams. These remarks show his public recognition of the volunteers; they do not establish that he organized the events.
Caption-based speaker attribution; automated captions render his surname phonetically. The caption clock has no verified playback alignment, so no seek time or audio-verified quotation is claimed. The retrieved caption clock reaches 135–137 hours, so cue clock values must not be used as playback times.
2025-06-23 · Official VTT cues 488–537; chair handoff, remarks about festivals and Fiesta Week volunteerism, and chair acknowledgement before the next speaker. · Source checked 2026-10-06
Campaign accounts
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